Caesar Deductions and the Shadowed Dining Hall
A courtroom tale recounts Caesar and two brothers seeking tax relief for their invalid mother’s medical expenses. The judge sides against allowing all expenses as deductible, but confirms some benefits via a floor-lunch arrangement. The piece moves from legal questions to a tour of the merchandise mart, the history of the building, and a dining room note before ending with a brief national AP blurb: Teenager drowns in Gary Indiana sand pit and a note on Canada’s chief industry.
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Jane Toner Scott
Caesar
Merchandise Mart
WaSi
Shadow Trails Inn
Internal Revenue Service
Sears
Thal
Joof
Nancy
Joe Kennedy
Marshal Fields and Company
Cynthia Lowry
Roy
Fourth of July lake plans spark back yard picnic talk
A mother debates avoiding Fourth of July traffic and proposes inviting friends to a backyard picnic while another parent laments the need to compromise. The dialogue reflects family decision making during a holiday.
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Honeses
Flaunting Beret and Beard Visits Noted Psychiatrist
A flamboyant man with a beret and paint stained smock asks a prominent psychiatrist if he is an artist. The psychiatrist questions the signs, while the visitor insists he is there to discover the truth about his identity.
Simple summer hairdos quick and chic for travel and events
Hair stylist John Cristy near the World's Fair promotes a short blunt style three to four inches long tapered at the back. The look dries quickly, travels well, and suits fall trends with softly tapered natural hairlines. For formal evenings he suggests a turban wrap with open crown and large rollers, finished with spray or a dryer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Christy
Cristy
Understanding schizophrenia and daily life impacts
A reader questions schizophrenia basics as Dr Joyce Brothers explains prevalence about 250000 in the US not in mental hospitals and describes symptoms such as withdrawal, mood shifts, and identity confusion. The piece also covers related myths about causes including childhood factors and parental behavior, plus brief notes on dietary myths and practical home tips.
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C.B.C
Dustless dustcloths and citrus cleaning tips
A reader asks how to make dustless dustcloths using hot water lemon oil and cheesecloth. Instructions suggest pressing cheesecloth pieces in the warm lemon oil mixture and drying them. The guidance also covers tarnished brass or copper cleaning with lemon rind salt and warm water rinse and preventing olive oil rancidity by adding two lumps of sugar.
Carpet Linoleum Tile Supplier Ad at 8th and Main
Charles A. Durgan, owner, offers one of the area’s most complete lines of carpet, linoleum, tile and accessories. Over 500 brand name patterns in Wool Nylon Acrilan plus sheet inlaid linoleum and vinyls. Prices from $2.45 per sq yd and $1.45 per sq yd. Phone 644-7290.
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Charles’ A. Durgan
Cramp-Iton Stockholders Approve Gulf & Western Buyout
Grand Rapids: Stockholders of Cramp Iton Manufacturing Co. voted Wednesday to approve the acquisition by Gulf and Western Industries Inc. The deal clears the way for Gulf and Western to take control of Cramp Iton.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
UPI
Cramp- Iton Manufacturing Co
Gulf & Western Industries, Inc
Raveys Believe It or Not Stone Cell in Castle Courtyard
A curious report describes a stone cell built in a castle courtyard claimed to imprison a raven owned by the Raveys. The unusual device is said to deter theft and amuse visitors with its eccentric design.
Senate approves Johnson bill to extend excise levies
The Senate voted 71 to 0 to approve a bill renewing 81.9 billion dollars in excise taxes due to expire at midnight, sending it to the White House. House action followed quickly to beat the deadline amid complaints of late delivery from the House. The measure covers alcohol, cars, and other items with a conference compromise restoring items opposed by the Senate. Coffee drinkers in Louisiana and Mississippi reportedly consume two to three times as much per day as a gauge of beverage use.
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Washington
UPT
Senate
White House
House
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
U. S
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Don Jones
Jim Kress
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J.D. Main
Jack Shelton
Gwinn & Canada
W. 8Th St
Chet Canada
John McCord Arrow Drug Co., Inc
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Roy Gohr
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Island In the Pacific
Carpenter's Implements
Bird's Homes
Etoyezdoed
KIN Hub
King Features Syndicate
Walt Disney
Hama
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Lois
Mory Walker
Dick Browne
Berry Drake
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Riola
Big Ernie
AR. Fox. L'Ve
Hirei Alneie
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Lil
Ham Fisher
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Bureau OF Wild Life
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Doug
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S' Staviom
Kay
Donald Nuce
Bennett Cerf
Josephine Lowman
DR Joyce Brothers
DR. Brothers
Register and Tribune Syndicate
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Towa
Tulane University
Lafayette Clinic
Detroit
Hollywood
Ifc4
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Joyce Brothers
The
Anderson Herald
Bell Syndicate, Inc
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New York
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Raveys
Elas Aizenwangen
Alsace
France
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Wawaik
Oka
HIG
Johnson
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